Human Spaceflights
International Flight No. 84Soyuz T-7USSR |
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Launch, orbit and landing data
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Crew
| No. | Surname | Given names | Position | Flight No. | Duration | Orbits | |
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Popov | Leonid Ivanovich | Commander | 3 | 7d 21h 52m | 126 |
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Serebrov | Aleksandr Aleksandrovich | Flight Engineer | 1 | 7d 21h 52m | 126 |
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Savitskaya | Svetlana Yevgeniyevna | Research Cosmonaut | 1 | 7d 21h 52m | 126 |
Crew seating arrangement
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Animations: Soyuz
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Double Crew
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Flight
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Launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome; landing
with Soyuz T-5 spacecraft 190 km east
of Dzheskasgan. Following a one day solo flight the Soyuz docked with the Salyut 7 space station on 20.08.1982 and common work with the first resident crew. The crew delivered experiments and mail to the station. The crew also conducted scientific and technical research and experiments, especially in the field of microgravity. Savitskaya became the second woman in space. |
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Last update on December 11, 2011.  |
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